What does the Suzuki GSX fault code F1 mean?
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F1 only indicates that there is a fault with the vehicle. The specific type of fault needs to be detected by connecting to a diagnostic tool at a repair shop, which will display a specific fault code starting with C. The six most common faults in motorcycles are: excessively high idle speed when the engine is hot, usually caused by an overly lean idle mixture adjustment or the automatic bypass starter not fully closing; battery drain, possibly due to issues with the rectifier and generator; continuous damage to the ignition unit, where the ignition switch cannot shut off the engine; blowing a fuse when honking the horn, likely caused by a damaged rectifier regulator, which can be fixed by replacement; abnormal battery water consumption, caused by excessive charging due to a high rectifier value; and a jerking motion while driving, mainly due to problems in the fuel supply system or ignition system, preventing the engine from running normally.